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Otago Witness, Issue 2804, 11 December 1907, Page 20

RABBIT TRAPS. The "DIAMOND" Rabbit Trap possesses every point to which Eabbiters attach importance. IT IS THE LATEST AND BEST TEAP ON THE MAKKET. In view of its special qualities, it is the Cheapest Trap Obtainable. Order from your Country Merchant or any Stock and Station Agent — THE "DIAMOND" RABBIT TRAP. TO THE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS AND GRAZIERS WHO DESIRIS TO ENLARGE THEIR HOLDINGS, and against whom a Progressive Land Tax acts as a tarrier, should at once communicate with us at INVERELL or GLEN INNES, NEW SOUTH WALES, where there is NO PROGRESSIVE LAND TAX. We offer you a genial climate, ample rainfall, extensive tracts of the richest Basaltic soil, on which LUCERNE, WHEAT, MAIZE, POTATOES, BARLEY, OATS, as well as ROOT CROPS of all descriptions thrive splendidly. x ~ FRUIT of endless variety grows to perfection, from ORANGES (which are essentially a hot-climat* fruit) to CHERRxES and CURRANTS (which need a cold climate). , A BUTTER a« well as a BACON FACTORY are in full swing in each town, and as DROUGHTS ARE ALMOST UNKNOWN, THE TWO DISTRICTS ARE RAPIDLY EXPANDING INTO LEADING DAIRYING CENTRES we can offer DAIRY, AGRICULTURAL, and GRAZING Properties at prices Tanging from £4 15b (four pounds fifteen) per acre, sad shall be happy to supply particulars on application. Write to - - . M*Gregor, Trarers Sc Dale, INVERELL OB GLEN INNES, NEW SOUTH WALES. Rabbits Destroyed Cheaply and Effectively ig^^F^_r NN * igg °™^^.J-lfli^ I By means of the wonderful "SUDDETH" S^Sfep^T^jgL-glgSS^^ypyS*. fumes therefrom are driven by the pump into fa^jm^S^^^^^yßß Murray, Roberts and Co., ' Sole New Zealand Agents, DUNEDIN.

FERTILE TABANAKI. No Droughts. Ko Floods. fTIARANAKI offers many inducements to iJL the South Islander. The land is fertile, the climate is mild, and we have no droughts and nq floods. I can give you a lrJrge choice of either Dairying or Sheep Country, in all areas and at all prices. Write and tell me the class ol Property you wantSplendid Sheep Farms* 3300 Acres. Price, £2 15s per acre. Easy ternu. 1000 Acre* in grass ; good 2£ sheep per acre country ; Cottage, ya- is, etc. ; 4- miles to township, 18 miles to railway. 980 Acres. Price, £10,000; £5000 down, xighly improved, carrying 3000 sheep; ; large House, stables, woolshed, dip, etc.; near Waverley. 600 Acres. 0.R.P., at £1 per acre; goodwill, £5 per acre; terms; two good Houses, shed, yards, etc.; Stratford district. Cood Dairy Farms. 230 Acres. Price, £28 10a per acre; £1200 down. Seven-roomed House, 20-bail shed ; adjoining factory, and close to town ; milking over 100 cows. 120 Acres. Price, £14" per acre ; £400 down. Sood House, cowshed, and outbuildings ; well subdivided ; on metalled road, 1£ miles from town and railway. , 100 Acres. Price, £15 10s; £200 down. Five-roomed House, 10-bail shed, etc. ; will carry 40 cows; half a mile from school and factory. FRED. IV. FRETHEY, LAND and ESTATE AGENT. ELTHAM. NOW READY ! The Scottish Farmer Album for 1908. Containing numerous articles of REAL WORLDWIDEI»fofcraTto AGRICULTURISTS, and Dlttstratedwiip upward* 0/ 100 HANDSOME POB-TRAITS of the Prfze-winninjf Stock of the viaf this annual publication is THE BOOK of B^rEBENCE for FARMERS everywhere. Dfcmi Jrom the office of THE SOwITJSH FARMER, «3 Hope Street GUtgow, Scotland. . Bound In Qloth Ootwb, I« \v C et Freft found in Paper CoTem, JOd / ron x IWW Send a Money Order to-day. Po not «nd\ Stamps. N.8.-THE SCOTTISH FARMER, the leading • agricultural we«kly, will bo mailed to any address in NitV Zealand for J2/6 nor tnnunj ; payable in advance. Subscriptions to DO re. , nitt«d by Money Order, made payable to ABCHD- 1 MacNeilauk. 1